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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2004
Page
1
Kansee launches hotline 811 in Kansee area to handle outages and inquiries. Officials urge residents to contact WATSONS for support and guidance amid service issues. Local teams monitor lines and report progress on repair statuses daily.
New York markets edged lower as durable goods orders revived rate hike worries after a strong 3.4 percent gain in March. The Dow fell 32.72 to 10,428.48, the S P 500 slipped 3.08 to 1,136.85, and the Nasdaq gained 11.26 on Microsoft’s solid earnings. Local grain prices and futures were listed in regional quotes.
Ads list Bacardi products and 6 pack bottles for 6.99 at The Liquor Store Morr, a cholesterol clinic on April 26 offers $15 tests and PSA, Melanie Bell relocates to Hair Designers on 130 S Hickory with walk ins welcome, Prom Tanning runs April 26 with discounts and late hours, Vintage Hair Co. 417 E 7th promotes tanning and hair care with contact 242-1119.
Ella Porter, 78, Ottawa, died April 21, 2004, at Life Care Center Osawatomie. Born December 12, 1925, in Quenemo to Clarence and Ella Greenfield, she married Clevy C. Porter in 1942. Survived by husband, daughter E Charlene Oyler, sons Cecil Porter Sr. and Robert Porter, sister Ava Watts, and several grandchildren. Burial at Princeton Cemetery. memorials to Alzheimer's Association. Funeral not held. viewing 7 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Dengel & Son Mortuary.
John Henry Poland 51 of Garnett died April 15 2004 at his home. A graveside service will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Garnett Cemetery with Rev. Gary Benjamin officiating. Born October 18 1952 in Blue Rapids he lived in California and Garnett three years working as a breakfast cook at Yesterday's Cafe and Soda Fountain. Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett is in charge of arrangements.
In Washington, President Bush faces questions over his links with Saudi Ambassador Bandar bin Sultan as opponents urge tougher Saudi help to curb U.S. gasoline costs. Bandar and Bush deny improper influence, while analysts note oil politics bind U.S. and Saudi leaders across administrations.
U.S. administrators ease de Baathification by restoring thousands of former Baathist army officers and teachers to work. Some Iraqi leaders praise the shift saying strict de Baathification worsened insurgency and fueled resentment.
Congress moves to speed up special elections if 100 or more House seats are vacant after a terrorist attack. The bill allows the speaker to call exceptional circumstances with elections in 45 days, while protecting military voting rights. Critics warn it risks a temporary lack of Congress and seek constitutional changes for temporary appointments.
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